I looked at the process demo and I don't know enough about what a triggerbot looks like to know if it was obvious but I did notice a couple things that were odd. The most obvious red flag is the first clip in this video. He seems to be looking at the enemies at rollout, then decides to look at lower i.t. but right before he flicks his view he fires a shot. Seems to me like he was no longer interested in shooting at them because they were so far away but right before he looked away the bot pulled the trigger. This might seem like just a bad flicking habit but 90 percent of the time his scatter aim was extremely smooth. The second part of the video is him shooting at a scout that had been dead for sometime. I have no clue if this is suspicious or maybe just an stv thing but I threw it in there because it seemed odd.

The other thing is that generally his scatter aim seemed extremely smooth but his pistol tracking was much more normal looking. Maybe this is nothing but it seemed strange to me.

make dm forcefully unbind +back

I don't LISTEN to sousa because fuck that guy. I played his marches a ton in highschool/college. Offbeats for the entirety of the piece can die in a hole.

I don't think he's really considered classical but fuck Sousa that guy tortures french horn players.

Alright at this point these updates are just a social experiment.

Yeah it has been that way for a while. I definitely remember it being called that while we were still playing in esea though I can't say how far back.

What is drip?

I'm saying I do or don't think eli cheats, but the second clip looks like he was just looking that way during the taunt and then once the taunt ended the stv corrected to show his actual direction.

Dude hades is so fun.

I'm not really sure I understand shaming people for playing a lot of tf2 on a forum about competitive tf2. Big respect to you grinders I wish I still had your passion for the game.

I refuse to believe you are a human.

https://clips.twitch.tv/LachrymoseSmokyPonyPeteZaroll

Having played tf2 and rollback fighting games at 150 ping I'd say that they are similarly playable. Projectile is tougher than fighting games but hitscan is probably a bit easier so about the same overall. If I'm not mistaken tf2(and most source games/most fps games in general) do use a form of rollback. The game predicts where enemies will be and when it's wrong it corrects it. Difference is in fighting games when it corrects the other character essentially teleports to their new position/animation and source smoothly moves the character there.

There are a ton of people that know a lot more about how these things work than me so please feel free to correct me/expand.

Morris I love you bro but the balancer is so good for dm.

Agreed, it is annoying and that's why steph has adjusted it to happen less often.

Poorly balanced teams in dm leads to the better team sitting either at the center of the map as a blob, or 2 players standing at either choke(badlands) and the worse team repeatedly taking 1/2v4s, dying instantly, and the doing it again. This is bad practice for the worse team because you literally don't live long enough to get more than a couple shots off and bad for the better team because nothing lives long enough to shoot more than a couple shots at.

It seems like maybe your fps is too high. Tf2 get's pretty fucky once you get to really high fps. Try limiting it to something like 300(or the classic double your monitor plus 1 if you like).

For Nick this is pretty likely since it's easy to get high fps on mge servers. Jump servers were how I discovered this.